No one really kicks this sinister out?

First of all, I see that the PSD narrative, starting with the biggest fool and ending with this one, is: we applied the law correctly, we have nothing to complain about, that’s all we could do

Regarding the formula for recalculating pensions, which sparked a wide debate in the public space, considering that there were many pensioners who complained that they received incorrect decisions, or even reductions in pensions, or increases that were too small, Simona Bucura Oprescu explained that the provisions applied are absolutely correct, and that the pensions are not reduced.

After pretending to have worked, he then sends the pensioners out for a walk

There are also non-permanent incomes from before 2001 for which pensioners must present certificates. Retirees must contact their employers who are still in business to obtain the proper certificates. Very importantly, employers must issue these certificates for free, said Simona Bucura Opresecu. If the old employers are no longer active, the private operator who took over the employer’s archive must be contacted, and here, obviously, there are some costs for issuing certificates.

Then, like a good mother that she is, she warns them to be careful of the bad wolf, who puts unreasonable prices on some certificates, based on an order regarding the maximum fees for archivists, an order signed by guess who?? Head of the Pension House and National Archives:

The Minister of Labor warns pensioners to be careful about the fees requested by filing companies: “Be careful how these costs are calculated”